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Hello,
my straight table is like this
Client, aggr(max([visit date]),[Client]) , Sum(Aggr(If([visitdate] = Max(TOTAL <[Client]> [visitdate]), Sum({<[availability] = {'available'}>} [amount purchased])), [Client], [visitdate]))
and when i add my sum measure to the table, i notice a "-" client to the first column, that can't be clicked on, or exist in the data.
My script is just my table , with a simple JOIN with the table that has the client names.
I don't know where this comes from, i don't wanna just not "include null values" , i want to undestand and correct it.
Any ideas?
It was because of the master calendar date field!
@ioannagr I would create a table object with just dimensions with all columns starting with client and see if you see any rows where Client is null.
@sunny_talwar hey! Thanks for being here once again in a day! Well, my Client table only has ID's and names and i can confirm there are no null values there.
@ioannagr Client table? I thought you only have a single table in your dashboard? It might be possible that there are ID which don't appear on the client table?
@sunny_talwar let me rephrase it, yes, it's one table after join, but my "Client" relevant fields are Client id and client name and are 1-1 with no nulls. Now the rest of the fields i haven't tried to put all together in a table to see if a null in Client can be created, i just noticed it after the measure calculation
@sunny_talwar maybe it's because of my master calendar dates that nothing happened on these days?!?!
@ioannagr it could be, difficult to know without seeing. May be someone else have ideas
@sunny_talwar if that's it, i think it's ok to just hide null values right? Or how can it be fixed?
It was because of the master calendar date field!